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Climate change is a serious issue, but a couple of recent studies remind us that it may not be the biggest threat to life on Earth as we know it. What else is there? Loss of biodiversity.
Trees are miraculous but they will not solve the riddles of climate change.
The Inyo, Sierra and Sequoia national forests are among the first public lands that will undergo a proposed national forest planning rule that will dictate how they manage activities like hiking, hunting, road construction and mining.
Jet Propulsion Laboratory's research scientist and oceanographer Bill Patzert dreamed big and landed in Los Angeles.
To survive on a climate-disrupted Earth we'd better starting thinking about our watersheds--our home ground.
Rick Perry is a climate-change denier. His wife thinks he's Moses. You decide.
Will there be any Joshua trees left in Joshua Tree National Park in 2111? That depends on who you ask.
Environmental groups use the twice-yearly high tides to demonstrate the possible affects of climate change on rising sea levels. A state bill proposes taking action.
L.A.'s weather is nearly perfect – except when it isn't.
National Park Service officials are developing yet another app.
Once ubiquitous to mountain ranges in Southern California, the yellow-legged frog today has a wild population.
The next couple of years could be very interesting for climate policy.